Advertising Network Study on Popular Malaysian Piracy Sites - Conducted by Veri-Site Commissioned by AVIA's Coalition Against Piracy (CAP)
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Advertising Network Study
on Popular Malaysian
Piracy Sites
Conducted by Veri-Site
Commissioned by AVIA's Coalition Against Piracy (CAP)
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Executive Summary
1 Analysis of the most popular pirate sites in Malaysia 4
2 Analysis of ad network and ad exchange support to pirate sites 5
3 Assessment of advertiser composition 7
4 Consumer Risk Factor 14
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Veri-Site (a division of Strategic IP Information Pte. Ltd, Singapore) tracked 52 of the
most popular pirate sites in Malaysia, in January 2019, to understand the advertisement
network support in place for these sites, and to identify companies advertising on these
sites. This study found that the vast majority (92%) of the sites were ad supported and had
the potential of generating millions of dollars for the companies and individuals
promoting these sites, with their annual page views running into billions, a telling
indication just of how popular these websites are in Malaysia and how openly copyright
laws are being flaunted in the country.
The content theft industry has low barriers to entry and video streaming sites are the new
normal. Malaysia is no exception to this rule. These sites operate using cloud-based
technology that allow pirate networks operators to quickly launch new sites in the event a
site gets blocked or shut down.
Pirate networks typically use multiple ad network services for the placement of
programmatic ads on their sites.
Our key findings include the following:
• The use of ad delivery entities: 92% of the 52 most popular pirate sites in Malaysia
are supported by at least one ad network. The two most visible ad networks in our
study were Google Ad Sense (19 sites) and Google DoubleClick (32 sites), however
we only found 2 mainstream ads placed by these ad networks. The study linking
92%
mainstream ads to ad networks found that Steepo, Bebi Media and Adskeeper placed of the 52 sites in
the highest number of mainstream ads. (Note: since ad networks target ads based on the sample study
search history, it is possible that ads from other entities were not delivered.) were supported by
at least one ad
• Mainstream business advertisers at risk: Low levels of industry awareness locally network
appear to be the reason why ads of legitimate Malaysian businesses appear on pirate
sites. This study found as many as 184 different mainstream brands being advertised
on the 52 most popular pirate sites in Malaysia. Popular brands being advertised
include 11street.my, Perodua, Exabytes, q0010.sg, Amazon and Dell.
• Social impact of advertising: Pirate networks also attract advertising from several
high-risk advertisers from the following sectors: adult dating, pornography,
malware, and gambling. This study found 133 advertisers in the high-risk category.
• Illicit Steaming Devices (“ISDs”)and Mobile Apps: A recent study by YouGov in
Malaysia found that consumers are cutting the cable and moving to ISDs and a recent
study by Veri-Site found 854 sellers offering ‘fully loaded’ ISD boxes on online
marketplaces such as Lazada.com.my, and 11street.my, in Malaysia. These sellers
have been reported and removed successfully by AVIA’s Coalition Against Piracy
(“CAP”) initiative. Additionally, ISDs and mobile devices are enabled by apps;
Veri-Site studied 65 mobile marketplaces and found over 100 pirate apps on Android
and Microsoft marketplaces. Approximately, 62% of the pirate apps were supported
by at least 1 ad network and there was a high prevalence of mainstream ads.
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Our study supports the hypothesis that advertising revenue is the primary driver for pirate
sites. The best way to deter advertising revenue from going to pirate networks would thus Our study supports
appear be for ad agencies, ad networks and advertisers to build comprehensive risk the hypothesis that
management frameworks in order to address this risk proactively. Further, advertisers advertising revenue
could protect their brands by insisting that their adverting campaigns be DAAP certified. is the primary driver
for pirate sites.
Introduction
Recent technological changes have impacted the way pirated content is being delivered
to consumers globally, including within Malaysia – a market in which illegal
downloading remains extremely widespread. With the recent crackdown on several
popular torrent networks, such as The Pirate Bay and KickassTorrents, pirate sites have
become more fragmented and rely on a host of ‘deepweb’ and ‘cloud based’
infrastructures to deliver pirated content, which continue to generate millions of dollars
in advertising revenue.
In the past year, Veri-site has identified thousands of sites distributing pirated content. In
January 2019, fresh scans for sites were conducted by Veri-Site to identify pirate sites
dealing in international (primarily English language) content, as well as in vernacular
languages in Malaysia. A sample of 52 pirate sites were selected based on their popularity
and ad network support in order to identify key institutions that are used by pirate sites.
Significant proportion
The findings of this study are alarming not only for content rights owners, who continues of ads on the 52 sites
to lose significant revenue to 'rogue' sites, but also for consumers, as a significant comprises
proportion of ads on these sites comprises ‘malvertisements’ (malicious ads, or ads that ‘malvertisements’
are infected with malware). The majority of mainstream businesses also lose out as their
brands appear alongside ads placed by high-risk industries, such as porn and gambling
sites.
Pirate sites can be categorized, broadly, as follows:
• Video Streaming Sites;
• Index (link) Sites;
• Torrent and Other Peer-to- Peer (P2P) Portals;
• Direct Download Sites (DDL)
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FIGURE 1 : PIRATE SITE TYPE
2%
6%
11% Video Streaming Sites
Index (link) Sites
Torrent and Other P2P Portals
Direct Download (DDL) Host Sites
81%
This report explores four specific areas related to piracy in Malaysia:
Video Streaming
Ÿ Analysis of the top sites (by Alexa rank) observed in January 2019 sites have become
Ÿ Analysis of ad network and ad exchange support to pirate sites the most popular
Ÿ Advertiser composition form of piracy
Ÿ Consumer risk factors
1. Analysis of the most popular pirate sites in Malaysia 81%
With improved internet connectivity, Video Streaming sites have become the most of the 52 most
popular form of piracy as these sites can be set up and promoted cheaply and efficiently. popular pirate sites
Video streaming sites and Index (link) sites aggregated 8.72 billion and 6.42 billion page in Malaysia are
views annually, respectively. The once popular pirate DVD industry in Malaysia appears Video Streaming
to be a dead or dying sector. sites
FIGURE 2 : ANNUAL PAGE VIEWS
10 8.72
8 6.42
Billions
6
4
2 0.98
0.01
0
Video Streaming Sites Index (link) Sites Torrent and Other Direct Download
P2P Portals (DDL) Host Sites
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Two streaming sites that are popular in Malaysia, www.kissasian.sh and www.icdrama.to
are ranked amongst the 10 most popular pirate sites globally by Alexa.
Table 1: Alexa rank of the top 10 sites
Top sites Alexa Rank in Malaysia (Jan 2019)
Kissasian.sh 23
Icdrama.to 44
Kissanime.ru 59
Yts.am 69
Indoxxi.cool 81
Kshow123.net 93
Kshowonline.com 104
Myasiantv.se 116
8maple.ru 124
Kbergetar04.blogspot.com 126
2.Analysis of ad network and ad exchange support to pirate sites
We found 48 sites of the top 52 pirate sites to be supported by an ad network, ad exchange
or ad agency (collectively, “ad delivery entity”).
69%
of the 52 sites in the
sample study were
These 48 sites utilized the services of a combination of 45 ad networks, 12 ad agencies provided ad network
and 11 ad exchanges. services by Google
companies,
DoubleClick and
Adsense, making
FIGURE 3 : AD ECOSYSTEM
them the most
popular among
50 45 pirate sites.
40
38
25
13 12 11
0
Ad Network Ad Agency Ad Exchange
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Google DoubleClick and Google AdSense were the top ad delivery entities that supported
advertising on 69% of the examined pirate sites.
Table 2: Client base of Google AdSense and DoubleClick
Supporting Sites
Kissasian.sh 123movies.la Pencurimovie.pro 123movie.cc
Kshowonline.com Myanimelist.net Dnvod.tv Tamilgun.rocks
Kbergetar04.blogspot.com Ganol.si Kissanime.ac Pencurimovie.info
Infobergetar.com Anime1.me Ikshow.net Dfm2u.net
vid.net Movisubmalay.com Fmovies.to Mytonton.net
Kissasian.es Dramaterkini.biz Dramabus.com 1337x.to
Tontondramakb.blogspot.com Indoxxi.cool Icdrama.se Dfm2u.xyz
Hdpopcorns.co Kshow123.net Tamildhool.com Movieinfobsyok.info
Tvboxnow.com Myasiantv.se Gogoanimes.tv Malaymov.xyz
The top ad delivery entities
FIGURE 4 : TOP AD DELIVERY ENTITIES
DoubleClick
13% Google Adsense
MarketGid
7%
Pubma c
5% AppNexus
51%
Quantcast
4%
4%
Adsna ve
4% Taboola
4%
3% Criteo
2% 3%
Popads
Others
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The frequency distribution of the number of sites shows that 83% of the sites were
supported by more than one ad delivery entity giving pirate sites access to all kinds of
advertising revenue. On average , each pirate site is supported by 6 ad delivery entities.
Two sites that are popular in Malaysia, namely www.kissasian.sh and www.kissasian.es,
are each supported by a whopping 23 ad delivery entities.
FIGURE 5 : NO. OF AD NETWORKS ACROSS WEBSITES
12
10
10
8
No. of Websites
8 7
6
6 5 5
4 4
4
2
2 1
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 ≥12
No. of Ad Networks
3. Assessment of advertiser composition
There are essentially two kinds of advertisers that appear on piracy websites:
Ÿ Mainstream brands (whose ads appear to have been placed on these sites without the
knowledge of these brand owners);
Ÿ Less reputable advertisers, such as the pornography, adult dating or illegal gambling
industries (collectively known as HRA), that strategically place their ads on piracy
websites (perhaps to cater to the younger demographic that forms the principal user
base of such sites).
FIGURE 6 : AD CATEGORY
350
300
250
313
212
58%
of the 317
200 advertisers on pirate
sites were well-
150
known brands,
100 categorized as
50 'Mainstream brands'.
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0
Mainstream Ads High Risk Ads
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317 advertisers were found to be advertising on 48 pirate sites (4 of the websites were free
of ads). 58% of these 317 advertisers were mainstream brands. The remaining 42% were
high-risk ads.
Mainstream advertisers
313 ads placed by mainstream brands appeared on 42 pirate sites. The breakdown of the
mainstream advertisers shows that media & entertainment, ecommerce, gaming, banking
services, social and IT service sites account for 90% of advertising on pirate sites.
FIGURE 7 : MAINSTREAM ADVERTISERS BY INDUSTRIES
10% Media and entertainment
6% 26% e-Commerce
Banking Services
12%
Gaming
Social
IT Services
14% 17%
Other
15%
Mainstream brands placing ads on pirate sites accessible in Malaysia include 11street.my,
Perodua, Exabytes, qoo10.sg, Amazon, Honda and Dell. Mainstream ads are also
frequently placed alongside HRA on piracy sites, posing a reputational risk to brand
owners.
Mainstream Brands9
We analysed 525 ads placed on 52 pirate sites (both mainstream and high risk advertising
(“HRA”)) to determine which ad networks placed the ads. Our findings show that ad
networks Steepto, Bebi Media and Adskeeper were the most active ad networks and
responsible for the placement of mainstream ads.
TABLE 3:ANALYSIS OF THE TOP AD NETWORKS PLACING
ADS OF TOP MAINSTREAM BRANDS
Top brands No. of ads Ad network(s)
11street.my 3 DoubleClick, Rubicon Project, Rtbhouse
Perodua 1 Revive Adserver Steepto,
Exabytes 1 Google Lead Services Bebi Media and
Eastspring investments 1 Revive Adserver Adskeeper were
Pokemon Mega 6 Bebi Media the most active ad
Qoo10.sg 4 DoubleClick networks and
responsible for the
Amazon 4 Amazon
placement of
Honda 1 Revive Adserver mainstream ads.
Dell 7 Adskeeper
Mainstream brands:10
ii. The following ad for Honda appearing alongside an ad for an adult content site on
kshowonline.com, which has the potential of generating over 10 million visitors in six
months. (source: similarweb.com)
iii. An ad for Perodua, Malaysia’s largest car manufacturer, appears alongside a high-
risk ad featuring malware on a pirate site, yts.am, which has the potential of generating
approximately 125 million visitorsin six months. (source: similarweb.com)11 iv. An ad for 'Eastspring Investments', an Asian asset management company, appears alongside a high-risk gambling ad on a pirate site, 1337x.to, which has a potential of generating over 104 million visitors in six months. (source: similarweb.com) v. An ad for Qoo10.sg, a Southeast Asian e-commerce platform, appears alongside a high-risk unregulated ad related to a weight loss products on a pirate site, Kissanime.ru, which has a potential of generating approximately 115 million visitors in six months. (source: similarweb.com)
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vi. An ad for Amazon.com appears on a video streaming site, myanimelist.net, which
has the potential of generating approximately 77 million visitors in six months. (source:
similarweb.com).
High-risk advertisers
This study found 212 high-risk ads placed on 45 pirate sites. The categories of high-risk
industries unregulated sites promoting fake news, weight loss and beauty products
40%
of the ads involved
(“unregulated products”) (34%), gambling (18%), adult dating and pornography (10%), malware,
and other piracy sites (2%); malware was featured in 36% of the ads. Malware ads are unregulated
explored in greater detail in the Consumer Risk section below. products, gambling,
pornography, adult
dating and piracy
FIGURE 8 : HIGH-RISK ADVERTISER INDUSTRIES sites.
2%
10%
Malware
36% Unregulated products
18% Gambling
Adult Da ng & Pornography
Piracy Sites
34%13 82% of the high-risk ads were detected on ‘video streaming sites’ followed by 9% on ‘index (link) sites’, examples of which are as follows: (example of a pornographic advertisement on ganol.si) (example of a gambling advertisement on dunia21.org)
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4. Consumer Risk Factors
In addition to generating significant revenue to the detriment of mainstream advertisers
and copyright owners, sites that share stolen content also place consumers at risk. This
threat comes essentially from malware embedded in adverts or within streaming or
torrent files. Our study found that 63% of pirate sites provided links to malware and most
of these ads were displayed alongside mainstream brand ads, in an effort to stay
undetected. In most instances, malware was hidden behind Download or Playbuttons, but
in many instances it was not even necessary to click on a link to trigger the unwanted
download. While most of the malware on these sites comprised adware (software that
automatically displays or downloads advertising material such as banners or pop-ups
when a user is online), 18% contained more dangerous forms of malware. These forms of
malware were not analysed for the purposes of the study.
FIGURE 9 : TYPE OF MALWARE
18%
36%
of the high-risk ads
Adware featured Malware
Malware
82%
FIGURE 10 : METHOD OF MALWARE DISTRIBUTION
7%
12%
Onclick Ads
47% Banner
Popup Ads
Onvideo Ads
34%15 The following are examples of potential risks from adware: i. The direct download site, HDpopcorns.co, featured an on-click ad that launched pop- ups by clicking anywhere on the page. The user would find it difficult to navigate to the content without ultimately downloading some unwanted software. ii. The video streaming site 123movies.la features ads triggered via a 'download' button which operates as a back door for other software used to potentially launch denial of service attacks, gather personal data, or execute other computer programs.
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Mobile Advertising on Illicit Streaming Devices
A recent study by YouGov has revealed an increasing trend of consumers cutting the cable
and migrating to copyright infringing apps preinstalled on TV boxes, also known as Illicit
Streaming Devices (“ISDs”). The YouGov survey, commissioned by AVIA's Coalition
Against Piracy found that 25% of Malaysian consumers use a TV box which can be used
to stream pirated television and video content. The survey also found that of the 25% of
854
sellers were
Malaysian consumers who purchased an illicit streaming device for free streaming, three identified offering
in five (60%) stated that they cancelled all or some of their subscription to legal pay TV 'fully loaded' ISD
services. Unfortunately ISDs are easy to find on various ecommerce marketplaces, social boxes on Malaysian
media and electronic retail outlets. A recent study by Veri-Site found 854 sellers offering marketplaces.
'fully loaded' ISD boxes on online marketplaces such as Lazada.com.my, and
11street.my, in Malaysia.
Table 4: TOP MARKETPLACES OFFERING ISD BOXES
Marketplace ISD listings
Lazada.com.my 7,041
Taobao.com 2,695
11street.my 421
Q0010.my 226
Lelong.com.my 171
While some pirate apps integrated with ISDs charge a onetime subscription and offer
content ad free, other pirate apps are integrated with ad networks such as, Admobservice,
MoPub, and Amazon.
Examples of popular OTT apps
CotoMovies
100
mobile apps were
found distributing
pirated content
62
mobile apps were
supported by ad
Veri-Site conducted an analysis of 65 mobile marketplaces and found over 100 pirate apps networks and
advertisers
on Android and Microsoft marketplaces. Of the 100 pirate apps, 62 apps were found to be
supported by at least one mobile ad network and 8 apps were supported by more than 2 ad
networks. There was high prevalence of mainstream ads on 62 mobile apps, indicating
that mobile ad networks need to do more to block advertising to pirate apps.17
Table 5: AD NETWORK ANALYSIS OF 10 POPULAR OTT APPS
Mobile App App store No. of Mainstream Ad Ad
downloads brands network
Putlocker apkpure Western Union, Addison Lee, Admobservice,
Booking.com Mopub
Admobservice,
Appflix Uptodown 1,890,079 Hitachi, Yorkshire Tea Amazon, MoPub,
TapJoy, AppLovin
Newest Movies Amazon Prime video, Izettle, Admobservice,
Uptodown 70,785
HD Paym, Rakez, Spicejet Mopub
Dell EMC, Berklee College of Admobservice,
OneBox rawapk.com Music, Liquid Web Inc., Short Amazon, MoPub,
Sight, Humanistic Robotics (HRI) TapJoy, AppLovin
Amazon, Audible, Admobservice
Teatv Addison Lee
Uber, George Brown College,
Free Movies 2019 apkpure Admobservice
Lieferheld
HD Movies Roto-Rooter, Liquid Web Inc.,
Free - Watch apkpure Yidio, Groove Identification Amazon, MoPub,
Solutions, Traveleilat.com, TapJoy, AppLovin
Free Online
Exporta Global
SAE Expression College, Yidio,
Uber Eats, Google Store,
Free Full Movies apkpure Admobservice
Traveleilat.com, Singapore
Management University (SMU)
Watch HD Movies Uber Freight, Papa John's,
apkpure Admobservice
Free Online Paradise Valley Spas
Action, Dream-singles.com,
Hot Movies Hub apkpure American Queen Steamboat
Admobservice
Company, Royal Bank of Canada,
Centraal Museum18
CONCLUSION
This study clearly establishes that the top 52 piracy sites in Malaysia are largely supported
by advertising revenue. Most pirate sites utilize ad networks to access all types of
advertisers - big brands (both international and local), gambling sites, e-commerce sites,
adult dating sites and unregulated products sites. Ad Networks appear to be exerting very
weak control, if at all, when adding sites to their ad networks, thus allowing piracy to
thrive. The study also highlights an alarming level of mainstream brands advertising on
mobile applications, highlighting the need to address the same issues with mobile ad
networks. While there is no silver bullet to fight piracy, our study has underlined the
need for content rights owners, brands, and regulators to work together to reduce piracy
by blocking their primary source of income, namely ad-generated revenue.19
GLOSSARY
A site that distributes copyrighted content such as,
Pirate Site TV shows and movies, illegally.
A pirate site that stores video and audio files in
Video Streaming Site compressed form to enable them to play over the
Internet immediately without having to download
them on a hard drive.
A site that provides cloud services to store illegal
Direct Download (DDL) content. Uploaders of the content can share the stored
Host Site content with other users.
Torrent &Other P2P Portal A pirate site that offers peer-to-peer sharing services.
An instance of an Internet user visiting a page on a
Page Views website.
Premium or popular brands advertising on pirate
Mainstream Advertisements sites.
Advertisements placed by organizations that promote
products and services such as, adult content, adult
High-Risk Advertisements
dating services, malware, circumvention products,
gambling and unregulated.
An intermediary service that connects advertisers to
Ad Network websites to place advertisements. Example: Google
Adsense and Market Gid.
An Ad agency is specialized in creating, planning
and handling advertising for its clients. An agency
AD Agency handles overall marketing and branding strategies
and sales promotions for its clients. Example:
Adform and Dotomi.
Is a digital marketplace that enables advertisers and
AD Exchange publishers to buy and sell advertising space, often
through real-time auctions. Example: DoubleClick
and Pubmatic.20
Appendixes
APPENDIX A: LIST OF WEBSITES
Video Streaming Sites Tvboxnow.com
Kissasian.sh Lovetvshow.info
Icdrama.to 123movie.cc
Kissanime.ru 123movies.la
Indoxxi.cool Tamilgun.rocks
Kshow123.net Myanimelist.net
Kshowonline.com Newasiantv.ch
Myasiantv.se Ganol.si
8maple.ru Pencurimovie.info
Pencurimovie.pro Anime1.me
Ondramanice.co Movisubmalay.com
Dnvod.tv Dfm2u.net
Kissanime.ac Layanjer.com
Ikshow.net Malaymov.xyz
Fmovies.to Araihd.com
Dunia21.net Direct Download (DDL) Host Sites
Dramabus.com Hdpopcorns.co
Watchasian.co Index (link) Sites
Infobergetar.com Kbergetar04.blogspot.com
Dramacool9.io 300mbfilms.co
K-vid.net Dramaterkini.biz
Icdrama.se Movieinfobsyok.info
Kissasian.es Kbergetar.us
Tamildhool.com Mytonton.net
Gogoanimes.co Torrent and Other P2P Portals
Tontondramakb.blogspot.com Yts.am
Gogoanimes.tv Rarbgway.org
Dfm2u.xyz 1337x.to21
APPENDIX B: LIST OF AD NETWORKS
Ad Network No. of websites Ad Network No. of websites
Double Click 32 Adition 3
Google Adsense 19 VigLink 2
Marketgid 14 BlueKai 2
Pubmatic 11 adform 2
App Nexus 10 Adchoice 2
Quantcast 9 Innity 1
Adsnative 9 Scupio 1
Taboola 8 LiveRamp 1
Criteo 8 Popcash 1
Popads 6 Adstir 1
Drawbridge 6 WWWPromoter 1
OpenX 5 IY MEDIA 1
Bebi Media 5 kisoke 1
Propeller Ads 5 Bidtellect 1
Revcontent 5 Amazon 1
Steepto 5 RevRTB 1
CPMStar 4 HTTPool 1
TradeDesk 4 SundaySky 1
Advertising.com 4 Adsfactor 1
Adskeeper 4 Visible Measures 1
Outbrain 3 ReklamStore 1
Fidelity Media 3 Gumgum 1
Rocketfuel 3 Microad 1
Tribal Fusion 3 Integral Ad Science 1
Getintent 3 ownerIQ 1
Rubicon 3 Teads 1
Mgid 3 TripleLift 1
Smart AdServer 3 RTB House 1
Dotomi 3 SpotXchange 1
Freakout 3 delta project 1
RUNads 3 Semasio 1
RadiumOne 3 Eyeview 1
Videology 3 StickyADS.tv 1
Revive Adserver 3 Google Lead Services 122
APPENDIX C: ALEXA RANK
Malaysian Alexa rank
Domain Name Status Content (Y/N) Type in
Malaysia
(Jan 2019)
Kissasian.sh Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 23
Icdrama.to Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 44
Kissanime.ru Active No Video Streaming Sites 59
Torrent and
Yts.am Active No Other P2P Portals 69
Indoxxi.cool Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 81
Kshow123.net Active No Video Streaming Sites 93
Kshowonline.com Active No Video Streaming Sites 104
Myasiantv.se Active No Video Streaming Sites 116
8maple.ru Active No Video Streaming Sites 124
Kbergetar04. Video Streaming Sites
Active Yes 126
blogspot.com
Pencurimovie.pro Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 132
Ondramanice.co Active No Video Streaming Sites 162
Dnvod.tv Active No Video Streaming Sites 174
Kissanime.ac Active No Video Streaming Sites 181
Ikshow.net Active No Video Streaming Sites 184
Fmovies.to Active No Video Streaming Sites 207
Dunia21.net Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 212
Torrent and Other
Rarbgway.org Active No P2P Portals
231
Dramabus.com Active No Video Streaming Sites 239
Watchasian.co Active No Video Streaming Sites 245
Infobergetar.com Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 262
Dramacool9.io Active No Video Streaming Sites 27823
Alexa rank
Malaysian Type in
Domain Name Status Content (Y/N) Malaysia
(Jan 2019)
K-vid.net Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 283
Icdrama.se Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 285
Active Torrent and
1337x.to No Other P2P Portals
291
Kissasian.es Active No Video Streaming Sites 302
Tamildhool.com Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 305
Gogoanimes.co Active No Video Streaming Sites 316
Tontondramakb. Video Streaming Sites
blogspot.com Active No 339
Gogoanimes.tv Active No Video Streaming Sites 342
Active No Direct Download
Hdpopcorns.co (DDL) Host Sites 372
Dfm2u.xyz Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 391
Tvboxnow.com Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 392
Lovetvshow.info Active No Video Streaming Sites 395
123movie.cc Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 397
123movies.la Active No Video Streaming Sites 414
Tamilgun.rocks Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 417
Myanimelist.net Active No Video Streaming Sites 419
Newasiantv.ch Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 437
300mbfilms.co Active No Index (link) Sites 445
Ganol.si Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 463
Pencurimovie.info Active No Video Streaming Sites 486
Anime1.me Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 499
movisubmalay.com Active No Video Streaming Sites 51524
Alexa rank
Malaysian Type in
Domain Name Status Content (Y/N) Malaysia
(Jan 2019)
dfm2u.net Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 601
layanjer.com Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 1,319
dramaterkini.biz Active Yes Index (link) Sites 1,970
movieinfobsyok.info Active Yes Index (link) Sites 2,807
malaymov.xyz Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 2,933
kbergetar.us Active Yes Index (link) Sites 3,315
araihd.com Active Yes Video Streaming Sites 7,296
mytonton.net Active Yes Index (link) Sites 8,26625
About Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA)
The Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA) is the trade association for the video
industry and ecosystem in Asia Pacific. It serves to make the video industry stronger and
healthier through promoting the common interests of its members. AVIA is the
interlocutor for the industry with governments across the region, leads the fight against
video piracy and provides insight into the video industry through reports and conferences
aimed to support a vibrant video industry. AVIA evolved from Casbaa in 2018.
About Veri-Site
Veri-Site is a technology platform providing risk- relevant intelligence regarding high-
risk pirate networks, pirate apps, fake news sites, and sites inciting violence. Veri-Site is a
Trustworthy Accountability Group ("TAG") certified Digital Advertising Assurance
Service Provider ("DAAP") focused on tracking the ad ecosystem of pirate sites and
pirate apps and providing data to block revenue streams and access to them. Veri-Site is
used by leading ad agencies, ISPs, industry bodies, media owners and payment service
providers around the world.
Anti-Piracy Services:
Ÿ Brand safety data services that provides detailed intelligence to demonetize and block
access to pirate sites
Ÿ Digital advertising spend audits for brands to see if there ads are appearing on high risk
sites
Ÿ Tracking advertising on pirate apps
Ÿ Enforcement services26
Authors of the Report
BHARAT DUBE
Chairman
Veri-Site (a division of Strategic IP Information Pte (“SIPI”))
Contact: bharatdube@sipi-ip.com
Bharat Dube earned a Juris Doctor degree from Duke Law School in 1986 and is a
graduate of the United World College of the Atlantic, and Harvard University. He was a
key member of the litigation and enforcement team of Richemont, the Swiss luxury goods
conglomerate, between 1990 and 2010 and headed Richemont's global IP litigation team
for several years. Prior to joining Richemont, Bharat worked with the World Intellectual
Property Organization (WIPO), in Geneva.
He has lectured extensively at IP symposia around the world, including events sponsored
by the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition, the International Trademark
Association, ACACAP, WIPO and various bar associations and universities. He is an
honorary adjunct professor at the O.P. Jindal Law School in India.
Bharat Kapoor
Chief Executive Officer
Veri-Site (a division of Strategic IP Information Pte (“SIPI”))
Contact: bharatkapoor@sipi-ip.com
Bharat Kapoor has over 19 years of work experience where he had taken on a wide range
of operating roles ranging from strategy development, risk management, business
development and marketing. As CEO of SIPI, Bharat heads global operations and
manages teams in China, Thailand, the US and the UK.
Prior to SIPI, Bharat was an Associate Director with EY where he worked in the
Technology and Media group with a focus on Media. At EY, Bharat led the business
development and advisory services program for companies operating in the media, e-
commerce and advertising sectors. Throughout his career, Bharat has followed the digital
and e-commerce industry closely and has advised startups in various capacities.
Before joining EY, Bharat worked with Star TV, a subsidiary of News Corp, where he was
responsible for the marketing and sales of several niche channels. Bharat has a Bachelor
of Business (Honours) from the University of Technology, Sydney.27
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